Course 2: Co-creating the SUMP vision
Topic outline
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After setting-up the project management structure and investigating the regional and national framework for SUMPs, it’s time to plan for how to get the right stakeholders onboard. The second e-course focuses on the importance of co-creating the common vision for SUMP in cooperation with different stakeholders and citizens. Developing a common vision with citizens and other interest groups is a crucial start of the SUMP process. It creates ownership and acceptance, when citizens´ ideas and viewpoints are considered. Using the community´s knowledge can provide valuable input for the city administration in developing their SUMP.
The course will introduce basic principles for mapping relevant stakeholder for the process. It will also give advice what to take into consideration when cooperating with institutional stakeholders and how to prepare a public participation and communication strategy. The course presents concrete examples of methods and tools that can be used in workshops and events with different stakeholder groups to support co-creation of the SUMP vision.
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Forum
Please use the forum to exchange your experiences with other European cities. This is also the place where you can upload your task exercises so that you learn from each other.
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The e-course modules are the main part of the course. They offer background information, practical advice, planning methods and good examples on important SUMP topics.
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SCORM package
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SCORM package
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SCORM package
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Enjoy the selection of city presentations on different aspects relevant to co-creating a long-term SUMP vision. The presentations have been held between 2017 and 2020 in the framework of SUMPs-Up project.
Webinar: Introducing the second edition of the SUMP Guidelines:
Webinar: City case - The process of developing and introducing a SUMP in the city of Donostia - San Sebastian (Spain):